
A feminist women's history comedy podcast. We look at history through a feminist lens, focusing on the women often removed from the narrative.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 304 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Elizabeth Bathory is currently in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most prolific female serial killer. But was she?
Author Shelley Puhak's new book The Blood Countess: Murder, Betrayal, and the Making of a Monster interrogates how and why E... more
Anne, Charlotte, and Emily Brontë were all accomplished novelists. Charlotte's famous work is Jane Eyre, and Emily's is Wuthering Heights. But how did three sisters all become popular authors at the same time? Could it have been the cemetery water th... more
Last time, we discussed the first part of Georgiana's life. This time, we get into all the illegitimate children of it all, with bonus visits to Revolution-era Paris and also Earl Grey tea time. With special guest, royal commentator Amanda Matta (mat... more
Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire is a key person connecting the French Revolution era to the Regency Era, because she was besties with Marie Antoinette, wore poufs, and then became besties with the Regent himself, George, Prince of Wales.
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Wow! That woman was a murderer and a pervert but you’re singing her praises because she’s female. Your hate for men is really some thing else.
I really wanted to like this podcast but there was far too much “like”, “basically”, “I think”, “I believe” without enough references for the statements.
Stuff You Missed in History Class is a so much better show for actual history with references.
As a historian I’m biased to being addicted to history podcasts, but this is truly a podcast anyone can get hooked on. I recommend it to all my friends! It has everything: history (duh), comedy, approachability, AND a fantastic host. What else could someone look for in a podcast? If you want to learn about women in history (PLUS queer folks from history) and switch up how you’ve come to understand history from a man’s perspective then you’ve come to the right place. Well-researched and well-deli... more
Was listening to the July 9th episode and this creature thinks it was good a political figure was assassinated in the French Revolution because she does not like his ideology. I am beyond disgusted and the constant insults at American Republicans is ridiculous. This is the type of claptrap that incites violence because it tells other lower functioning individuals that prescribe to this way of thinking that violence is acceptable. Well it isn’t. I have lost any respect had for this podcaster and ... more
I was a history major; 3.94 GPA at the end of my college career; Olivet College 2007–teaching degree.
I know how to research. I know how to write. I wish this podcast had been around during my college years! This woman completely understands her subjects and makes them current. I know many of these topics inside out and backward, but using trends and current language to bring everyone to life is brilliant. (I did this, too, during my teaching era.)
I am thoroughly impressed by the quality of ... more
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In recent discussions, various episodes highlight how women's experiences in history, especially during the Regency Era, have often been overlooked or misrepresented. Central themes include the exploration of consent in literature, the ties between British heiresses and the slave trade, as well as discussions on significant figures like Jane Austen and Mary Wollstonecraft. The show approaches these subjects with a comedic yet educational tone, combining humor with serious historical insights to engage listeners and present feminist perspectives on traditional narratives. Noteworthy is its appeal to a broad audience through a blend of entertainment and education, making it an accessible resource for those interested in learning more about wo... more
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2. Indigo Dunphy-Smith
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5. Dr. Annalisa Nicholson
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